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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-23
OIL
FOR POULTRY AND SWINE.

Mr.. J. NJ. Mccain, Bridgeport, w. Va,
the hfst 70 discover the virtues Of 81. Jacobs
OIL for chicken cholera, says: "A bread
forced down the throat Of the fowl, and
within half an hour Il was well as ever"
MIXED with dough-" he says, "and fed 10
turkeys, chickens and other poultry suffer
ing from this hitherto incurable disease,
all that are able to swallow will be restored
70 perfect health and II the saturated pills
are forced down the threats Of those that
cannot swallow, they will flap their wing
and crow In your face"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-23

Terre Haute, chsmpaipp Co. ob,o

Terre Haute, Champaign Co, Ohio.
! received about ten days ago five very
hne Polish chickens. A few days ago /
nnticed that two Of them had something
like the roup. and their threats seemed To-
be nearly stopped up and made wheeling
sound Ut each respiration. One OF them
was not able TO walk, or even stand on lis
feet. took a small piece Of bread, say
about half an inch square, aud saturated
IL with 81. Jacobs Oil, and fed II to them.
once In the morning and again in the eve.
ming. The next morning when | went out
10 look at them ] could not tell which OF
the five chickens had been sick.
CHAS. r. POWELL. p NJ
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-23
Chicken Cholera.

Rev. T. s. Brooke. pastor Central Presby.
terrain Church, Clarks0urg, w. Va, says:
81 saturated a piece Of bread size of my
thumb with 81. Jacobs Oil. and forced Il
down the throat. Chickens were in the
last stage. mixed IL with meal. and gave
them nothing else. They ate. In q weeks
time all were we'll"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-23

''silotwor" is new explosive ten
times the strength Of gunpowder. ex-
ploding without smoke or noise. A
Russian invented IL. /.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-23

81. Jacobs OIL is an absolute cure for all
bodily rains for which an external remedy
may be applied. IL is sold by Druggists
n Dealer, throughout the world. Price
fity cents per bottle. The Charles A. Vo-
geler Co. baltimore. Nd
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-23

One . why the world is not re.
formed is because every man would
have others make q beginning and
never thinks OF himself.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-23

The highest mountain In the world
IL said 10 be Mount Hercules, In New
Guinea, soaring TO the altitude Of
80, 7ss feet.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-06-23
D. KNIGHT. s. GORDON.

no Sis against TEE YxLLowsforn JOURNAL,
osntrAoesd b. any OF the shap.oyes 81 said bapsr OF,
s1kens, win s. recognised unless accompanies ~ q
vrf1,sa order signed b. the publisher or bus nsss
manager.
n editor Of TIE YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL IL not
ssponsihis Cor any Of the opinions or uttsraness Of
- eorIsspondsuu.
nSsiss i hsrsby given 10 al concerned that TEE
tAs gsvsrnor Of Montana, 70 DO all printing and
advertising, Of whatsoever nature chargsahle 70 Gus
tsr county and u also the dsignatsd and Only
paDsr IN Custer county In which services BY pub
ucskion can be legally made. Legal notices pub.
lishsd IN other papers Of Custer county, are sotd
snd worthless. - has been decided By the courts OF
Montana
Al letters and communication containing mat.
Yer intended for publication in this paper, should
- sddrssssd 10 Il YnLLowsroSE JOURNAL"
attention.
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A correspondent desires to know OF
us the reason why we did not publish
the number of votes each candidate
received for all the Offices voted for
last Tuesday and only named the sue.
cessful ones. The reason is this
The reader is very apt to measure a
mans popularity and worth by the
number Of votes he receives, which Is
by no means always the case, and does
that person injustice. 1t is therefore,
our opinion that mans election Is
sufficient evidence Of his deserving
qualities. aud it's announcement in the
most inoffensive manner is the duty
OF every editor who has any milk
Of human kindness In his composition.
Roll OF HoNoR.-The following
persons have paid their subscription
to the POsr to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur In these credits or ON your pa
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SAL REGISTER.

Following Is a list OF sales, public
and private, advertised In the Posi- or
nor which bills have been printed at
this Office.
saturday, March, s, Amelia Kuhns
will sell farm stock in Centre twp.
Saturday, March s, II. Kobler will sell
farm utensils, stock, DC. ii Ere
mont.
Wednesday, March 9th Samuel B.
Waltar and Adam Is. Walter. E&'rs
Of John II. Walter deed, will rell
personal property in Centre twp.
Friday, March IL, Josiah Schrader
will sell personal properly ia
Monroe twp.
ITuesday, March 8, Daniel Hollenbach
will sell personal property Q miles
north OF Centreville.
Thursday, March "a, Y. II. Wagner,
Admir- OF Elizabeth Ritter. decd
will sell personal property In Mon
roe township. -.
March 20, William Ritter,
Admir- OF John Ritter, decd, will
sell personal property at kr.tzsr-
vile.
Thursday, March "a. Daniel Ritter
will sell personal property in Mon
roe township.
Saturday, March 12. the widow and
heirs OF Chas. Mitchell, decd, will
sell personal property ut Pax5c j.
vile.
Friday, Feb. 25, r. W. Stout, admr'a
of Geo. w. Stout, late OF Centre
twp. decd, will sell personal prop
erty mile south OF Port Ann.
Friday, Feb. o5, Henry H. Thomas:
adm : OF Peter Thomas, decd, will
sell pe 'conal property IL miles
son IA. st Of Troxelville.
Tue G..y. Mar. IS, John Felker, Jr,
will sell personal property nile
ca OF Mcclure.
Saturday, March IL, Mrs. Julia A
bafkle will sell personal property
~ Centreville.
Tic:d,v, March 10, G. w. Weise will
oe personal property u miles be-
low Richfield.
: ceiday, March 15, Jere Grouse will
sell valuable real estate on the
premises In Franklin twp, or In
Niddleburgh.
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Midd1eburg Market
GRAND JURY,


Drawn for February Term, oomnopeip
Monday, the 2s b, 1887,
Adams-C. p. Flss.
Beaver-1saac Dreese, Geo.
Csotre-phares .. Bosorsoy, y ia. Har. ma n.
lChspman-Hepry q. Shsn-r.
Rranslin-H. II, Rennineer.
lackson--Isaac Fisher.
Ml.dleburgh-irvtn Bowersoy.
Middlccreek-David Aumiilor. John Syarig.
Monre-P. ter kants, aso, Smith, Dsyi
perry-w II. .Bottoircr. q. A. Horuberger.
Penn-ssnuel q. Kes.ler, Georgo Row,
Sptrina-deh Ewig, Howard Mitchell.
S,hnsgrovc-E n. HuamDI.
union-Henry Aucker.
washiGgton-F. L. HiihIsh. Gso. Hosterman.
PETIT JUhY.
Drawn for febru,ry Tenn, commrneiuy
Monday the 2sth. 1857.
idams,w. II. Fetterolf, Isaac LepIey Flor
Snook.
Bcaver-trank Beakor. !. NJ. Fso.e J. =
Kearns, Albert Spccht
Beaver we't-Charl.s Hcrbster Thos. Her
bster.
oen,rs-urieh Berger Chos. Hendricks, A. l.
Musser, Henry X. \ ,ndc,s, Wills StrauG
Chsrmaa- Henry Ebrg't.
Fraukliu - John EiseuhOSrr, Henry Shaiier.
iscs.nn-simon =. kohlcr, Henry Miller
Middle ur Nm. l.. MoatI, NJ. z. stciuiussr
Frtd. Smith.
Nunrvo--lJ ih beaver.
Penn-I VI. Aut!nd Newton Fisher, Daniel
=. Miller, J. = Richter James Row, Hon
ry Row, Chas. ". Dteose.
perryTH. J. W n"yer.
Perry Wcst-W. H. Grryblll. John FcpIsr.
WIN J. Hsin'', II. L. dcKelvey, Ju,tu.
Spring WIN. II. ReIg,o
union-Jacob Stnhl, Jonath n swinoioti.
Waahington--B +. Arnold John II. Bisksl
II. II. GLASS, Heury Holsapple, Reuben
Mitterliug, Fred. Roush.
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AEAMsBUEG.- }. O. kDepp hos in.
vented "a varHish that eau be used on
the thinest paper and will not soak
through 1t is the best thing Oh pic.
lures e. can be used aud lie sells II
at 81 per gallon.
Jacob G. Specht has gone to Green
Forest, Va, where he has taken the
contract OF building a tannery for
Geo. Appold s. Son. Jake is a boss
Carpenter.
Rev. j. G. Mumah Of Liverpool Pa,
has accepted n call from this charge,
consisting of this and the Beavertown
new Ev. Lutheran congregations. He
will take charge on the first Of May.
Mrs. w. o. Bingaman of George
town recently paid a visit to friends
In this place, the guest OF II. /. Ro-
mig.
Rev s. L. Greenhoe OF Kelley Y
road paid Il visit to friends here--ths
guest IT his parents.
Rumor has it that Rev. Wieand has
traded his land at this place to Nc
Cl,ntic at Tylersville on a stock OF
merchandise.
Martin Mohler OF Auburn, Kan, ID
visiting friends here-the guest Of A.
=. Helfrich.
r. +. Bilger will start for Greencas-
tie to work t his trade-mason.
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nm 81 sAllr ihang y, takln' notes, an faith he
pIiAt en-"

! Shade Mountain 10 swarming with
foxes. Fourteen were killed on Mon
do.
!. II. Rhoades spent last Sunday at
Shrmokin Dam, worshiping at Gu
p'd's shrine.
r. Smith has been appointed OPP
eiator in the Western Union Tele-
graph Office at Sslinsgrove.
1ae Erdley Sisters intend opening
9 Millinery Store in Schch's Room,
one ocor west OF his store next week.
Soc leir adv. In another column.
lave Kerstetsr Is on top SO far this
p.ing In the fishing misunderstanding
landed three pound and two ounce
pike on the banks Of Middlsorssk.
We elsewhere publish the addresses
OF Messrs. Potter and Herman deliv-
cred before the Musical Institute.
They are Gbie productions and worth
careful reauiae.
Prof. J.T. ..sitmsysr will he here
next week to assist the band boys In
their entertainments. He Is one Of the
finest performers on a violin In the
State, and all should hear him.
We understand that the Middle
burgh Board OF Education are making
an effort TO secure Prof. Murphy to
teach acrnal school here this sum-
me-. "a. III. made many warm friends
here during the last county institute,
and We hope he will consent.
When you como to town and need
anything IN the line OF harness, whips,
collars, . idlssAc,, you will be afford
Cd An opportunity to see some Of the
most durable aud beautiful work In
the State by calling on n. z. stsining-
81, harness maker. He 10 up to the
times IN all the latest improvements
in biz line Of business and seldom
!csee eeus(omer Who he's opoe used
N 4. & D i I. 1.
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FUP.E' E':rnIURE AND
CARPET
BARGAINS!

Two Soli' Walnut Marble
top Suits, Bcvcl Glass ex-
ira well made in work and
finish, but a little otfin style
Five Cottage ainted Suits
at a bargain.
Three Solid Ash Suits all
good goods except in finish:
Five Lounges at n sacrifice.
One plush Parlor suit7 pieces
Two hair-cloth " " "
One " " " "
second hand.
-Four marblctop Parlor tables
Five hundred yards, all wool,
20. @. and Cotton Ingram
and Rag Ca'T ets-last
, Spring styles and remnants
and all the above are per
feet, except in style and
finish. Nc wish to clean
them Out-all are marked
Bargainsand prices in plain
figures.
All our regular stock of
FURNITURE & OAR
PETS mt Il reduced price
for the NEXT TIL TY
DAYS.
Call early and secure the
bargains. Goods packed and
fire ght paid to any point on
p. l.. Il.
w. III. FELIX,
The popu Furniture and
Carpet NAL, LeY Iwn.
" Undertaking a SYCc'alty.
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BEi, ERTowN JorrIN6s.- Prof.
Dane s. Boyer visited the schools In
this district recently, and on We'd
nesday evening three weeks since dc
livsrsd an educational lecture in the
Union church. Those who heard 1t
speak quite favorable OF 1t.
Nsr A. Fees has again had the mis-,
for tune OF losing a valuable horse.
Tho animal was injured while hauling
prop timber from the woods and died
almost instantly.
James Schreffisr, OF ,. Fl burg, for
merly an apprentice wita j. ID. Rada'
bach, deceased, has opened a taylor
shop in A. II. Bowersox's small build.
ing at the corner Of Market and Cen
ire streets.
One OF Abraham Wiand's horses
fell on the ice recently and fractured
one OF bis front legs and dislocated
the other. The animal, OF course,
had 10 be kills..
G. w. Eseder has his stave factory
In or,lss oa.
N. " son Aigler, the proprietor OF
the planning will west OF town, has
added new machinery to bis already
full stock. The establishment now
employs more hands aud turns out
more work than at any time before.
Mrs. Frederick Bingaman has been
afflicted with sioknsss OF late.
A zeno Middlsswarth, q Missouri,
visited friends In this section last
week.
I The election on Tuesday Of last
week passed oiz With The usual qrb'
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Glands throughout the county viii
oar .,.nsins US the news In their respec.
Ssliae oy sIlisaes and neighborhoode. Send
plain facts soS -s i T .,, d,ss, them $. or.n Sg,
ssso ". wish TO speak through them on
stAsss ioeai questions Of public intsrest !
sssfsi ~ n, net hold ourself responsible for the
s...,ssS they may express
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CENTRAL
DRY GOODS STOEs r.,
SELlNSGROVE, PA.

Fix it in your mind that we can
serve you well in any goods we sell.
Not that our prices are always low
er than others but our qualities are
better. We always strive to ob-
tain for our custimers the greatest
valr.e for their money. There is no
brag III this--iG is only saying plain
ly what we consider our duty.
We are now Offering extraordin-
airy bargains in every department.
IN order to redube the stock to make
room for all early invoice of Spring
Goods. Respectfully,
S. WEIS.
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rorcr 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

-. Al the f,ugures on the label OF
Lo naper. Those figures tell you
cu' pru TO WHICH YOUR sUBsCRIP-
tBs "a pAsp. Within 3 weeks after
U., loS IA sent, see II date Is changed.
rt,sr recipt Is necessary.
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MnNEVto be made. Out this out and
MVN II y return TO us, and We will send
you free, something Of great valrs . nd impor-
tanee TO you that will start you IA ~ acts which
anything else In this world. Auy oae osn do
the work and live at home. III aer sex; al ages.
Son eihinR new, that just coins noDsy Tor all
worker. We Will start you cap 4 l6t needed.
his II one Qtt the 'g'iine. Import II chances Of
= iiietime:. Tho vso sls ambitions and enter
ptislnx Will not 'ieisr, Grand outht ~. Al
dress InuN = Co., lrAf.ta, Maine. ~ ~
Ps'sls'd' <sips. Dee 70 ,sis.,r
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CBN ,EEv LLE.-The contest for
township officers on Tuesday OF last
week was more or less exciting and
considered large for spring election
After the smoke had disappeared
from the field OF battle, we noticed
Cap. the huckster came out victoriou
for Constable, and the other candi
dates won and lost just as the cards
cut and dealt, and the town has again
Quilted down to it's u7ual serene state.
Centre township Es, the reputation
of doing more or less Independent
voting and this last election was no
exception. Some who had a little
spite against n candidate made it
their business of getting even, and In
few instances were successful, but,
the "other fellows" time may come
10y and by. The defeated candidate
can now sit down and count he mum
Der OF liars that live in the township,
at any rate he can explain to his
frie ads how the thing happened, but,
nevertheless they were all good men
and would have made excellent Off
GERS, and the voting generally was
only a matter 9! taste as the old wo-
man said when she kissed the COW.
The gossip's report is, that there
was wedding on Sunday evening.
Did you receive q valentine We
hope SO, and that it brought pleasant
recollectiOus.
Eggs are getting plenty and cores
pondingly cheaper.
Ed. b. Bosslsr, OF Freeburg was in
town last week.
w. A. Mohn, ]. +. Benfer and J.
e. Reichenbach left for the state Of
Nebraska, on Monday OF last week.
Joseph Stuck and wife left on Mon
day for their home in Michigan.
Rev. W. II. Stover of the Ev.
church preached his farewsi. sermon
here on Sunday evening.
Some OF our people complain s1C at
the weather, though We are given all
varieties OF 1t. Some people are hard
to suit. REPORTER.
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oourrY CouRrs.-rhs Courts OF
SIPS. wty are held on the fourth Mondays
sidsr vos Msy, and september, and second
sss s1ssv Of ofDeeemosr.
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HOUSE.

NHE undersigned having made
l. ample preparation for tho accom- IN odsti on
ofthe publIc would respectfully announce that
he wiii furnish boarding and lodging at the
rate Of seyonty.hve cents day or twenty-five
cents meal. Stabling and feed for horses
furnished cheap.
Those not havln triad his table arc -o.poct.
ely invited tOcNil, al they will not 80 Hn
q T. satished. Rooms \ tew door wOGI - 10
COsgs House, Nj .C 'eburgh, Pa,
dABF, ,fL BEAVEr,
Dec.l. 1889. P4opI ietor.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
auNsuay 4 LEwsToWN DIV.
E;ns Table, 10 effect Nov. Is. 1885
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Out of our immense stock we
offer the following
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1887-02-24

srra,n, LJsseye Ites'istown Ju,,'ion
ia. q m. s o., m, 10 te ami oI, m ''",' Ia
i D N for Pittsburg and TIL, Wos.,
III m, "a IN, i41 p N. -. r, 81 = m
\, "a n n, For PhiiadelphiA, Nov fotk, Baiii'
|nors aud Washington.
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whn Baby was sek, we gave her Castossa,
When shs was Child, she srisd for Casteris,
When abe became Mis-, ahs sluns TO CaA.oria.
whss 'hs haA ohiidrsa, sas gave then CAs,osiA.
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sc,iusgrOys accommodation.
u,spnsciiux " n trvins on N. u. Ry)
,.,s sslinsgrovs. Arrive at Selinsgrove
e.So A. N loW a. M
IMP, NJ. 2o5 y. NJ
sos y. n. $50 r. Nj.
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For Glassware 60 the Boston store.
Ladies, Misses and Gents Shoes from
$1.25 to $500 at the Boston store.
Go to the Boston store for Boston
Baked Beans, canned Lobsters, S..
dimes and Oysters.
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majority.
TRIALS OF A COUNTY SUPERINTLN
KEHT.--On Tuesday Prof ID. s. Boyer
sent us IA remittance and accompan
led it with IL few remarks Of public in
terest which we take the liberty to
publish:
"This being legal holiday, l de.
vote IL to correspondence. / havn't
lost day from official duty since the
County Institute. visit two schools
each day. and hold three educational
meetings every week (evenings).
am blessed with good health-can eat
like wood chopper and sleep like q
log. You would be astonished To
know OF the educational zeal mani
tested in various parts Of the county
In literary societies, institutes, SPELL
ing schools, and other educational ap
pliancss. One.tenth part never gets
Into print. In all my addresses al
educational meetings and before
schools l encourage the reading OF
newspapers ;believing them one of the
very best educators In the land"
BAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Cornst Band will open series Of En-
tertainments In Ssebo Ids Hall, Mid
dlsburgh, commencing on Monday
evening, February 2sth, and continue
on every evening during the week.
The Band now consisting Of q
members, will be assisted by the
Choir, and Prof. w. w. keenan, o.
New York, as Piano Soloist, Prof. J.
W. Reitnysr, Violin Soloist, Prof. b
q. Shields, Barytone Soloist, and 9TH
or artists. During the week the fol-
lowing popular Dramas and Farce,
will be produced with full Cast ol
Characters lThs Sea Of Trouble, The
Vermont Wool Dealer, Rent OF Rooms
United States Mail. Deaf a. q Post
and Others. Every entertainment
will be enlivensd by the appsaran 8
Of the famous Corn-cracksr Min
strels, In their original and side-split-
ting burlesquss. An entire new psc-
gram Will be presented every svsniag
sndths fan viii produoe more adj
Pousthap baFsels y u'edIeIpe.
The Dickinson press., 1887-12-17
DAKOTA NOTES.

Inc arteslam well III Buflalp Gan
mas reached a depth of LOCO feet.
"A Chicago syndicate is negotiating
for the marble q,larrits near BufT,,n
Gap.
Grand Forks does not allow gam.
"ilhs. and therefore the Jail is full of
gamblers.
the owners of the Elk Point Bliz.
zafo succeeded in freezing creditors
out of sl.o57.
Henry Neil, editor of the Big Stone
Herald, has retired from tn. newsn,.
per business.
"A fund OF $4,000 for the enforce.
ment OF the local option law of cass
county has been secured.
The Mandan Comet band is on tbe
eve OF dishanding, owing to the lack
OF encouragement on the part Of tht
citizens.
Fargo's postal delivery goes into
effect January LIST. provided the num
bers can be placed upon the houses h,
that time.
at 1ankton Judge Trip issued
writ of mandamus against ex.Gover
nor Pennington, city justice, citin,
him to show why lie lwould not issn
warrants for certain inmates of
house of i'll fame.
The Dickinson press., 1887-12-17
IN THE SENATE

WASHINGTON, Dec. l2.-The senate
| upon converting adopted the new list of
committees reported by Mr.. IIoar. A
large number of miscellaneous bills were
then received and the introduction of
bills commenced.
Dawes-To grant lands in severalty to
Indians in Dakota.
Dolph-To reform the land laws.
Bowen-To provide a new basis of ma
tional bank circulation.
Aldrich-To apply the treasury surplus
to the purchase of bonds.
Eustis-For a convention of American
republics in honor of the centenary of
constitutional government in the United
States.
Morrill-To restrict immigration.
Cullom-To pension the widow OF Gen.
| Logan.
Halo-To prohibit employment of con-
| Wet labor on public works.
Paddock-To amend the interstate
law.
Edmunds-To establish IL government
postal telegraph system.
WASHINGTON, Dec. BIN the senate
vey was received. The bill to refund the
direct tax to the states vas received fa-
vorably, having been unanimously re-
ported from the finance committee.
Mr.. Hoar introduced the constitutional
amendment to change the date of inaugu-
ration day to April. 30.
Mr.. Cullom introduced his bill to
amend the interstate m law and
to establish n postal telegraph.
MIR. Reagan introduced n bill providing
for ri international silver coinage com
mission.
Mr.. Dolph called up the hill introduced
by him and proceeded to address the sen.
ate on the subject of sea coast defeuses.
The bill was referred and the senate adj
iourned.
WASHINGTON, Dec. i5.-Mr. Hoar. from
the committee on privileges and elections.
presented a report in the West Virginia
case declaring that Charles j. Faulkner
has been duly elected senator from the
state of West Virginia. and is entitled to
Il seat in the senate as senator. The re-
port was adopted viva voce, and the oath
OF Office was thereupon administered to
Mr.. Faulkner.
Mr.. Faulkner was assigned To the COM
mittee on claims. District of Columbia.
mines and mining and pensions.
The president then sent To the senate
several hundred recess postmaster NOM
nations, among them the following.
Daniel y. Mahoney, kenosha. Wis Al
bert c. Robinson, Green Bay. Wis:
John Mccarthy. saltwater. MINI: j. L.
Alexander. Monticello, Iowa: William I.
Bailey. Murshalltown, Iowa: J. p. Ca1le-
ton, Iowa Falls. Iowa.